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Sieghard Holzlӧhner

Institute of Oceanography, University of Calabar, PMB, Calabar, Nigeria

Biography

Sieghard Walter Wilhelm Holzlohner is currently working as a researcher Institute of oceanography at University of Calabar. His skills and expertise include fish ecology, invasive species, ecosystem ecology etc.

Publications

Suggestions for the Conservation and Rehabilitation of Nigeria's Mangrove Ecosystem

Nigeria has an estimated mangrove area of 10,515 Km2, which forms about 5.8% of world total mangrove area, and the largest in Africa. Nigeria also ranks fourth among the eight countries where large mangrove reserves still exist, behind Indonesia, Brazil and Australia. With the exception of Nigeria, these countries with very large areas of mangroves... Read More»

Francis M Nwosu and Sieghard Holzlӧhner

Review Article: J Ecosyst Ecogr 2016, 6: 178

DOI: 10.4172/2157-7625.1000178

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